Premiering in competition at Cannes, Renoir is a poetic meditation on a ... Fuki’s teacher meets with her mother to ask if the young girl is alright. In many ways, Fuki isn’t.

There are moments toward the end when Renoir takes sentimental turns that ... Fuki’s teacher meets with her mother to ask if the young girl is alright. In many ways, Fuki isn’t.

Premiering in competition at Cannes, Renoir is a poetic meditation on a crucial summer ... A few scenes after this, Fuki’s teacher meets with her mother to ask if the young girl is alright. In many ...

But “Renoir” — with its faint traces of sentiment, and complete absence of sentimentality — delicately articulates the girl’s inner child in a way that allows us to feel it expand across ...

She believes she does because, as a girl with one foot still in childhood ... Keiji once bought Fuki a print of Auguste Renoir’s portrait of a child called Irene. The director’s father ...

In the midst of a society that, as we are told by one of the characters in Chie Hayakawa’s Renoir, is characterized ... before the internet came to swallow girls like Fuki.

You could call Chie Hayakawa’s understated second feature a coming-of-age film, except that its lead character doesn’t really learn anything ...

Hayakawa’s script eschews any sweeping commentary in favor of a more honest and incidental portrait ... But “Renoir” — with its faint traces of sentiment, and complete absence of sentimentality — ...

The Château de Wargemont, a castle where Renoir summered and was visited by the other Impressionists, is on the market with ...